THIS is what they found in Türkiye and immediately reburied it.
In southeastern Turkey, there's a hill that has been buried for over 10,000 years. Time didn't bury it. They buried it themselves.
Göbekli Tepe is the oldest known archaeological complex: 16-ton pillars, perfect circles, animals carved with surgical precision. All built without metal, without wheels, without agriculture. Before writing even existed.
And one day, its builders took 500 cubic meters of earth and covered it all. On purpose.
In this video, we investigate what archaeologists found, what remains buried in the 90% of the site that no one has yet excavated, and why that last question changes everything we think we know about how civilization began.
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— German Archaeological Institute, excavations 1995–present
— Schmidt, K. — Göbekli Tepe: A Stone Age Sanctuary in South-Eastern Anatolia
— Peters & Schmidt (2004) — Journal of Anthropozoologica
—World History Encyclopedia—Göbekli Tepe
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